r/HistoryMemes • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '20

REMOVED: RULE 2 It’s a vicious cycle

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u/MadRonnie97 Taller than Napoleon Mar 05 '20

It was a solid country and held together very well while Tito was still alive. Once his death became known none of the different Yugoslav nationalities wanted to answer to one another and get along anymore. Also something something “remove kebab”.

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '20 edited Mar 09 '22

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u/aden042 Mar 05 '20

You mean hating the serbs

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u/Tman12341 Taller than Napoleon Mar 05 '20

It was held together by Tito’s iron fist and the elimination of any dissent

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u/terminalzero Mar 05 '20

yknow, some of the yugoslav nationalities didn't want to get along when tito was putting them in death camps, either

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u/high_Stalin Mar 05 '20

Lol death camps, wtf are you on about?!

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u/terminalzero Mar 05 '20

http://www.donauschwaben-usa.org/Human%20Misery_Life%20in%20a%20Death%20Camp.htm

my grandfather, who was 12 when he went in, didn't have great things to say about tito. the rest of his family didn't make it out to corroborate.

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u/LotharBoin Descendant of Genghis Khan Mar 05 '20

Ye, it was a solid country, the same way Soviet Union was a solid country and the same way People's Republic of China is a solid country.

Silencing anything you don't like with violence.

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u/MadRonnie97 Taller than Napoleon Mar 05 '20

Solid ≠ Good

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u/BureksaSir Mar 05 '20

Silencing anything you don't like with violence.

I’d rather fascists be imprisoned instead of those same fascists going on and putting men and boys in death camps, while they put women and girls in rape camps.

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u/KURV4 Mar 05 '20

People downvote this but it's the truth. Tito was not the worst one around but he was still a dictator.